TALI CLARKE

TALI CLARKE is a director, editor, screenwriter and poet, currently focusing her work into documentary film, narrative and music video.  Born in London in 1985 into an artistic family, she soon found her innate passions lay within the arts, and finding both the beauty and darkness in all that surrounds us.

After exploring performance art, she began to refine her skills during a three-year Film & Television Production degree at the University of Westminster.  Upon graduating she embarked on a number of independent productions, as well as freelancing as assistant editor on several documentaries, and being commissioned as a music video writer and director.

She spent 2007 living and working as a conservationist on the Galapagos Islands and travelling all over South America, before travelling to Australia as the 2nd Editor on a travel and music documentary series. Whilst out there she also edited an arthouse documentary for a local band, and wrote, directed and edited a comedy for an installation at a cabaret show.

Tali is an impassioned and confident filmmaker who loves to explore both gritty realism and ominous fantasy, on a quest to capture the fleeting moments of perfection that present themselves to us every day.

She is currently producing her first documentary (directed by Matt Oaten) for Stonedog.